Thailand's core Consumer Price Index (CPI) inched upwards to 0.66% this November, reflecting subtle year-over-year adjustments in the nation's economic landscape. According to the latest data updated on December 3, 2025, this marks a slight increase from the previous reading of 0.61% recorded for the same period in 2025.
The core CPI, an essential measure that excludes food and energy prices due to their volatility, indicates underlying inflationary trends and pressures within the Thai economy. The rise, although modest, signals a shift in the economic dynamics, potentially influenced by various domestic factors and global economic conditions impacting consumer prices.
Economic analysts and policy-makers will be closely monitoring these figures to gauge inflationary pressures and the need for potential adjustments in monetary policy. As Thailand navigates through this period of moderate inflation, the implications of this escalation are poised to resonate across financial strategies, consumer purchasing power, and overall economic stabilization measures, shaping the country’s economic outlook through the closing months of 2025 and beyond.
